Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-07-09
NORTH SHORE NOTES.
.ouis Budde has gone to California,

LOUIS Budue has gone to CallfOrnla.
DR.. and Mrs. Ruger were in the city
Thursday.
ii. l.. Hansamcn was over from Graf
ton this week.
Chas. +. Hovey was up from Lakota
Thursday evening.
Mnnowaukan and Minot have been
designated as money order offices.
The commissioners were in session
this week as a board Of equalization.
Father Flanagan, of larimore, visit
ed Father Claude a few days last week.
Mark Arnsdcn has returned from Mi
not, and has chair in Zunich's barber
shop.
d. Laurenson has gone into partner
ship in the carpenter business with l..
Grant.
Mrs. Lautenslager is putting up "a
store building and residence on Third
street, near Kelly avenue.
Nash Bros. store in Grand Forks was
wrecked the evening OF the Fourth by
their supply of fireworks going OF all ut
once.
George Norton and l.. a. Kertson have
returned from Grafton. to which place
they went to hear he eagle scream itself
hoarsc on the ith.
S. {. Bennett, northwestern general
agent for the Osborne harvesting ma
chinery, is in the city, AMI is stirring up
the binder business.
Editor Nyc was down from Churchs
Ferry Monday looking up business for
The Sun, which he says is getting to the
front with great alacrity.
John NJ. Miller, wife and two children
I%ere up from Minneapolis Wednesday,
returning Thursday. Mr.. Miller is IL
prominent Minnesota attorney.
Mr.. Carpenter, who has charge OF the
telegraph line from this city to Minot,
has removed his family from Crookston
and rented the Haviland house on Hill
avenue.
Jimmie Metlcr is back again COM
pounding prescriptions at Maloney's.
Jimmie says he will never, never leave
Dakota again, not for all tho orange belts
in California.
Capt. Atkins was in town Monday and
reports that CandO celebrated the Fourth
in good old American style. Everybody
| in Towner county was present, and tho
people had a very glorious time.
Hon. Johnson Nickeus of jamestown
was visitor to this city last Saturday,
having business before the land office.
The Judge is no slouch of a politician
when he concludes to take hand in ter
ritoral affairs.
Ralph Howard was down from Little
Muddy this week. He says the town is
very orderly and law abiding and the
people are building churches as fast as
they can find ministers who have the
''sand' to fill the pulpits.
Fred K. Fulton came up Wednesday
bringing grip sack full Of the new
money to he used by the Merchants
National. The new crisp notes were
printed in sheets in Washington and cut
apart on the ISTER-OcEAN's big paper
cutter.
The Countess of Aberdeen passed
through this city Tuesday for Mouse
river where she visited her brother.
Mr.. Coutts Marjoribanks, fora few days.
She occupied President Hillsprivate car
and was accompanied by Mr.. Marjorl-
banks.
Mr.. John Bradish, an old-time capi'
talist and early-day boomer of the Red
River valley, arrived here Tuesday and
will make Devils Lake his home. Mr.
Bradish will engage in the farm loar
business and may be found at the Mer
chants bank. 1t is a hopeful sign to SET
these old Dakotans coming back. anC
Ichoosing Devils Lake for the basis o.
Operations.
A Jolly party of officers and their ladies
lwere over from the Fort Wednesday af
ternoon. Among them were. Capt. and
Mrs. Baldwin, Capt. and Mrs. Forbes, DR.
and Mrs. DeLoffre, Lieut.. and Mrs. Sage
Lieut.. and Mrs. Liggett, Lieut.. and Mrs
Russell, Lieut.. and Mrs. Wilson, Lieut.
and Mrs. Waterman, Miss Rice and Mis-!
Baldwin. The party remained couple
of hours, returning on the Minnie II. il
1.-THE evening.